800/888 Traffic Sample Clauses

800/888 Traffic. The following terms shall apply when either Party delivers 800/888 calls to the other Party for completion. 6.4.1 When ETC delivers translated 800/888 calls to BA for completion (a) to an IXC, ETC shall: (i) Provide a MPB record in an industry standard format to BA; and (ii) Xxxx the IXC the appropriate ETC query charge associated with the call. (b) as an IntraLATA call to BA or another LEC in the LATA, ETC shall: (i) Provide a copy record in an industry standard format to BA or the terminating LEC; (ii) Submit the call records to ITORP for payment by BA or the LEC that is the 800/888 service provider of ETC’s and any intermediate LEC’s Tariffed Exchange Access charges and query charges. 6.4.2 When BA delivers translated 800/888 calls originated by BA’s or another LEC’s Customers to ETC for completion (a) to ETC in its capacity as an IXC, BA shall: (i) Xxxx ETC the appropriate BA query charge associated with the call; and (ii) Xxxx ETC the appropriate FGD Exchange Access charges associated with the call. (b) as an IntraLATA call to ETC in its capacity as a LEC, (i) the originating LEC shall submit the appropriate call records to ITORP for payment by ETC of BA’s (and another LEC’s, if appropriate) tariffed Exchange Access charges; and (ii) ETC shall pay the originating LEC’s appropriate query charge associated with the call. 6.4.3 The settlement of all IntraLATA 800/888 calls exchanged pursuant to this subsection 6.4 shall be in accordance with the terms of an appropriate IntraLATA Telecommunications Services Settlement Agreement between the Parties substantially in the form appended hereto as Exhibit D.
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800/888 Traffic. The following terms shall apply when either Party delivers 800/888 calls to the other Party for completion. 6.4.1 When GNAPS delivers translated 800/888 calls to BA for completion (a) to an IXC, GNAPS shall: (i) Provide a MPB record in an industry standard format to BA; and (ii) Xxxx the IXC the appropriate GNAPS query charge associated with the call. (b) as an IntraLATA call to BA or another LEC in the LATA, GNAPS shall: (i) Provide a copy record in an industry standard format to BA or the terminating LEC; (ii) The originating party shall xxxx the terminating party for the delivery of the 800/888 traffic at the rates set forth in Exhibit A. The terminating Party shall not xxxx the originating party the 800/888 rates set forth in Exhibit A under this agreement. 6.4.2 When BA delivers translated 800/888 calls originated by BA’s or another LEC’s Customers to GNAPS for completion (a) to GNAPS in its capacity as an IXC, BA shall: (i) Xxxx GNAPS the appropriate BA query charge associated with the call; and (ii) Xxxx GNAPS the appropriate FGD Exchange Access charges associated with the call. (b) as an IntraLATA call to GNAPS in its capacity as a LEC, (i) The originating party shall xxxx the terminating party for the delivery of the 800/888 traffic at the rates set forth in Exhibit A. The terminating Party shall not xxxx the originating party the 800/888 rates set forth in Exhibit A under this agreement. (ii) The originating party shall Provide a copy record in an industry standard format to GNAPS.
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800/888 Traffic. For IntraLATA Toll Free Service calls provided by one of the Parties, the compensation set forth in the Detailed Schedule of Itemized Charges (Appendix 1 hereto) for IntraLATA Toll Traffic, shall be paid by the Party terminating the call to the Party originating the call. If needed, the Parties will develop a mutually agreed-to method for exchanging billing data for this purpose.
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800/888 Traffic. At such time as delivery of untranslated 800/888 traffic is technically feasible over Type 2A or 2B Trunks and provided that BA is unable directly to xxxx the appropriate 800/888 service provider, the following terms shall apply when APC delivers untranslated 800/888 calls to BA for completion. 5.4.1 When APC delivers untranslated 800/888 calls to BA for completion: (a) outside the MTA in which the call originated, BA shall xxxx APC the appropriate FGD exchange access charges associated with the call; or (b) inside the MTA in which the call originated, BA shall xxxx APC the appropriate local traffic termination rate set forth in Exhibit A. (c) For both (a) and (b) above, if the call is delivered to an IXC, BA shall xxxx the IXC the appropriate BA query charge associated with the call.
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800/888 Traffic. The following terms shall apply when either Party delivers 800/888 calls to the other Party for completion. 6.4.1 When GNAPS delivers translated 800/888 calls to BA for completion (a) to an IXC, GNAPS shall: (i) Provide a MPB record in an industry standard format to BA; and (ii) Xxxx the IXC the appropriate GNAPS query charge associated with the call. (b) as an IntraLATA call to BA or another LEC in the LATA, GNAPS shall: (i) Provide a copy record in an industry standard format to BA or the terminating LEC; (ii) The originating party shall xxxx the terminating party for the delivery of the 800/888 traffic at the rates set forth in Exhibit A. The terminating Party shall not xxxx the originating party the 800/888 rates set forth in Exhibit A under this agreement.
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800/888 Traffic. The following terms shall apply when either Party delivers 800/888 calls to the other Party for completion. (a) to an IXC, NEXTLINK shall: (i) Provide a MPB record in an industry standard format to BA; and (ii) Bill the IXC the appropriate NEXTLINK query charge associated with the call.
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800/888 Traffic. At such time as delivery of untranslated 800/888 traffic is technically feasible over Type 2A or 2B Trunks and provided that BA is unable to directly xxxx the appropriate 800/888 service provider, the following terms shall apply when PriCellular delivers untranslated 800/888 calls to BA for completion.
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800/888 Traffic. The following terms shall apply when either Party delivers 800/888 calls to the other Party for completion. 6.4.1 When Xxxxx delivers translated 800/888 calls to BA for completion (a) to an IXC, Covad shall: (i) Provide a MPB record in an industry standard format to BA; and (ii) Bill the IXC the appropriate Covad query charge associated with the call. (i) Provide a copy record in an industry standard format to BA or the terminating LEC; (ii) Submit the call records to ITORP for payment by BA or the LEC that is the 800/888 service provider of Covad’s and any intermediate LEC’s Tariffed Exchange Access charges and query charges. 6.4.2 When BA delivers translated 800/888 calls originated by BA’s or another LEC’s Customers to Covad for completion (a) to Covad in its capacity as an IXC, BA shall: (i) Bill Covad the appropriate BA query charge associated with the call; and (ii) Bill Covad the appropriate FGD Exchange Access charges associated with the call. (b) as an IntraLATA call to Covad in its capacity as a LEC, (i) the originating LEC shall submit the appropriate call records to BA for processing under the IntraLATA Toll Originating Responsibility Plan (“ITORP”) for payment by Covad of BA’s (and another LEC’s, if appropriate) tariffed Exchange Access charges; and (ii) Covad shall pay the originating LEC’s appropriate query charge associated with the call. 6.4.3 The settlement of all IntraLATA 800/888 calls exchanged pursuant to this subsection 6.4 shall be in accordance with the terms of an appropriate IntraLATA Telecommunications Services Settlement Agreement between the Parties substantially in the form appended hereto as Exhibit D.
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